SYCAMThe Monthly Newsletter of Sycamore Congregational Church, U.C.C.

July 2019 Volume 115 Number 7

RE TREEJuly 2019 Volume 117 Number 7

From our Interim Pastor

A Reflection on Communion

For I received from the Lord what I also handed on to you, that the Lord Jesus on the night when he was betrayed took a loaf of bread, and when he had given thanks, he broke it and said, “This is my body that is for[a] you. Do this in remembrance of me.” In the same way he took the cup also, after supper, saying, “This cup is the new covenant in my blood. Do this, as often as you drink it, in remembrance of me. For as often as you eat this bread and drink the cup, you proclaim the Lord’s death until he comes.”—1 Corinthians 11:23-25

After I arrived in seminary, I experienced a crisis of faith and stopped receiving communion. It had become a ritual that I participated in because, quite simply, it’s what we did in worship each week. I refused to receive communion until I could receive it with deeper understanding and meaning. I sat in the pew of that chapel for almost an entire semester observing my classmates walk forward.

I think most people desire an authentic experience of the divine; whether it is God, nature, in the smile of another human being, or their pet. We were created with the desire to seek awe and meaning. In the everyday mundane experiences in our lives, sometimes don’t pause to be as God created us. We are working, driving to work, picking up the kids from work, cooking dinner after work and preparing for work the next day.

Pausing once a week to meditate on this ritual, the Holy Spirit revealed something wonderful for me. It was mystery. I didn’t need to have everything figured out about God. What was meaningful in communion was the community that gathered in that beautiful chapel. Together, we journeyed to the altar, sometimes we held one another’s hand, experiencing a deep sense of presence and belonging. As Yoshioko sensei said, the gift of God has already been given. I don’t have to sit and wait. Go get it! We arrived together, side by side, receiving the bread and the cup, remembering the life and the death of Christ. It was a reminder of the work we were called to do in our local churches, in the community and the world.

Friends of God, we aren’t alone in the mundane, the busy and sometimes difficult parts of our lives. I encourage you to pause momentarily before journeying to the altar. Reflect on your what and why in our monthly communion ritual. God be with you. God fill you will the Holy Spirit that is love.

From the ModeratorBy Karen Nishikawa

Since the last newsletter, we have celebrated the retirement of Rev. Dr. Randi Walker, as she left us to enjoy her retirement in New Mexico. We celebrated our graduates from Pre-School all the way through College! We are also planning to renovate the Sanctuary so it becomes more flexible for all the growing ministries here at Sycamore. And, in the near future, the Women’s Fellowship will be on Pomona Street for the 4th of July celebration. Our major fundraising is just around the corner – BAZAAR! Please save the dates on your calendar for preparation, enjoyment of the bazaar and clean-up! A lot of volunteer opportunities abound!

I was asked to explain the rationale why we developed a “Search Committee” to find an Interim Pastor to lead our Church – and explain what the specific goals of the Interim Pastor are during this period of time. I hope this answers more questions than it raises!The reason for an interim pastor: Sycamore has a long history of “settled Pastor” following “settled Pastor” and we needed to break the cycle (NCNC recommendation) with an Interim Pastor who will serve Sycamore for 12-18 months (up to 24 months), but who cannot be the next “settled” Pastor. The role of the Interim Pastor is twofold:

1) Joining the system: Learning about Sycamore’s history, customs and congregation (Pastor Celeste has requested 2-3 months for this phase). Adopting significant “local” customs – becoming an “insider” while still remaining an “outsider” to further the work of the church.2) Helps the Church focus in specific ways on issues of identity and mission, as it evaluates it’s past and present to plan for its future. This includes working with the preschool, as they prepare to develop a strategic 5 year plan. This focus centers on the Five Developmental Tasks of the Interim time. a. *Coming to terms with the history of the church b. Discovering a “new” or broadened identity (answering questions regarding strategic vs. operational leadership and leadership development.) Providing leadership and support in updating the Sycamore profile for the next Settled Pastor and beyond. c. Strengthening lay leadership- develops in positive and creative ways for the good of the whole church d. Strengthens ties to the Denomination (beyond the 5 for 5 support) (For most of us, this was the first meeting with Reverend Davena Jones, Association Pastor for NCNC) e. *Prepares the Church for new leadership – the next “settled” English language Pastor (Strengthens the church’s capacity to be a growing, changing, forward looking body)

The time will come when Pastor Celeste calls us together to begin our part of preparing for the next settled English language pastor. Thank you for supporting her ministry with us during this short period of time.

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Women's Fellowship by Karen Inoue

On Sunday, June 16th the Women’s Fellowship and the Fujinkai hosted a barbeque luncheon to celebrate Graduation Sunday. Kurt Buss and John Kartychak grilled the hamburgers and hot dogs for approximately 40 people. Reiko Kamada, Roslyn Kartychak, Marilyn Head, Gloria Morita, Karen Nishikawa, Kaori Davis, Hitomi Yoshioka and Akiko Taylor took care of the food preparation and other kitchen duties for the luncheon. A cake was provided by the Women’s Fellowship for all graduates from preschool through college. The Women’s Fellowship and Fujinkai were happy to work together on this occasion to celebrate with the graduates. On July 4th the Women’s Fellowship will be having a booth at the City of El Cerrito 4th of July Festival at Cerrito Vista Park from 10:00 am-6:00 pm. Along with Marilyn Head’s paintings we will be selling calendar gift bags, pressed flower cards, plants and other miscellaneous craft items. Please come and celebrate July 4th and drop by and say hello. Look for the blue and white Sycamore Church banner. The booth will located on Pomona Ave. across from the food court. SAVE THE DATE!!! Sunday, December 8th please come and join us at The Women’s Fellowship 25th Annual Christmas Luncheon. We will be celebrating our 25th anniversary at the Berkeley Country Club (formerly the Mira Vista County Club) in El Cerrito. All women in the Sycamore Church family are invited. Details to follow in the coming months.to fill the sanctuary. For events where maximum seating is needed, we can use the folding chairs that we already own. This saves both money and storage area when the chairs aren't needed.

On June 9 we made a presentation to the congregation who were gathered for lunch in honor of Rev. Dr. Randi Walker's farewell. Several helpful suggestions were made, including capturing the plaques currently on the backs of the pews and making them into a single plaque to honor the original donors, as well as to honor John Takeuchi for his donation.

We also talked about needing to paint the sanctuary and replace the curtains. The church council voted to begin this project using the money that John Takeuchi willed to the church. However, there will be opportunities for people to donate either time or money towards the project as we go forward.

The first work party to remove the pews is planned for Sunday July 21. We will send out more information soon.

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by Gerogia Fujikawa

As mentioned in our last newsletter, the Steering Committee is moving forward with the plan for modernizing the sanctuary. This will involve taking out the pews and replacing them with new chairs, which will give us much more flexibility in our use of the space. A big part of the plan is to replace the flooring in the sanctuary, and at the same time to redo the flooring for much of the upstairs area, including the hallways, the Issei Room, 3 offices and the nursery. -- instead of carpet or VCT tile (which is what we have downstairs), we have decided on LVP planking. The advantages are that it is as sturdy and cleanable as the vinyl tile, but looks like hardwood.-- we are still discussing chair options, including that we will only buy 50-60 chairs rather than enough to fill the sanctuary. For events where maximum seating is needed, we can use the folding chairs that we already own. This saves both money and storage area when the chairs aren't needed. On June 9 we made a presentation to the congregation who were gathered for lunch in honor of Rev. Dr. Randi Walker's farewell. Several helpful suggestions were made, including capturing the plaques currently on the backs of the pews and making them into a single plaque to honor the original donors, as well as to honor John Takeuchi for his donation. We also talked about needing to paint the sanctuary and replace the curtains. The church council voted to begin this project using the money that John Takeuchi willed to the church. However, there will be opportunities for people to donate either time or money towards the project as we go forward. The first work party to remove the pews is planned for Sunday July 21. We will send out more information soon.

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by Marilyn and Stefanie Head

On June 9 Sycamore Church said goodbye to Dr. Randi Walker, who had been a member and in covenant with us for twelve years. Dr. Walker had retired from her teaching position at Pacific School of Religion earlier this spring, and had completed her retirement plans for returning to Albuquerque, New Mexico, where she and her husband have many friends and relatives. Although we will miss her very much, we were happy to have the opportunity to enjoy fellowship with her at a farewell luncheon in her honor. Mark Endo and Chris Aptaker prepared a delicious meal for the occasion featuring a chicken and vegetable dish with a mixed green salad vinaigrette and the church provided a decorated sheet cake with strawberry and cream filling. Geoff Boughman, our church photographer, made a special copy of this year's Church Easter picture, Yoshimi Kinoshita Welty and the children of Sycamore presented her with a rock painted by the Tomodachi Kids for her garden in New Mexico, along with a card handmade by the children, and Georgia Fujikawa read out loud a pressed flower card from the whole church family made for Randi by Gloria Morita, text composed by Marilyn Head, summarizing Randi's many contributions to our church life and expressing our wishes for her happy retirement in New Mexico. The permanent hallway display of our church history which Dr.Walker donated at the time of our 100th Anniversary will remind us of her every Sunday as will the wildflowers blooming in the churchyard every spring. We will miss her many talents which she gave so freely to the service of the church, but most of all, we will miss her.

Farewell to Dr. Randi Walker

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Students graduating from middle school, high school and college were honored on June 16. Special recognition was given to Porsche Noble who graduated from Albany High School. Porsche attended Sycamore Preschool, was a member of Tomodachi Time as well as the youth group. She was also a member of the hand bell choir and played in special performances at Easter and Christmas Eve services. She has been very helpful in the game booths at the bazaar. Porsche also participated in many Bible Day camps, first as a camper, then as a counselor and this year, as the director. For her many years of participation in the life of the church, the Board of Christian Education unanimously voted her as the recipient of the 2019 McGinnis Scholarship. May God continue to be with her as she continues her education at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Attach picture of Porsche and the ministers.

Graduation Sunday

A big thank you goes to the devoted mailing crew who folded and mailed the Sycamore Tree each month, some for decades. The crew consisted of Silvia Akinaga, George and Midori Goto, David and Ellen Inada, Tom Inada, Roslyn Kartychak, Eiko Matsuoka and Gloria Morita. The newsletters would not have gone out without this crew meeting each month. Thank you for your dedication!The Sycamore Tree is now sent via e-mail each month. Please notify the church office if you would like to receive hard copies or if you would like to be removed from the mailing list. Thank you.

Thank you!

-Silvia Akinaga who has faithfully volunteered as the receipts treasurer for many, many years is retiring. If you would like to fill her position, please contact Kurt Buss at kurtabuss@msn.com. All that is required is to record the donations and make deposits at the bank. This is a shared position so you do not have to shoulder this responsibility alone.

- If you are looking for ways to participate in church services, we are always looking for liturgists, ushers, receptionists and someone to provide alter flowers. Please contact the church office or use SignupGenius to volunteer.

Volunteers Needed!

UCC 2020 National Youth EventAll youth and young adults (age 12-25) are welcome to submit original pieces of work to be used in the creation of worship materials for National Youth Event 2020. Poems, prayers, song lyrics, devotions, reflections, drawings, paintings and other pieces of art are welcome. Deadline for materials are September 15, 2019.

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Let Us Remember in Our Prayers...

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Acknowledgments for June 2 – 23, 2019Sycamore is proud to be a self-supporting church - all operating and ministry expenses are funded by

donations from members and friends of Sycamore and from special fundraising efforts. Thank you!

General FundNichigo FundProperty MaintenanceStrengthen the Church, UCC

Arakaki/Dea FamiliesHoon/Ming BaeAkio BarrowMichelle BarrowKiyoko CollinsDarold/Kaori DavisSatoko FogartyMark/Georgia FujikawaGeorge/Midori Goto including in memory of Rev. Dr. Paul NaganoAiko Kobayashi GrayMari HayamaHarlan/Marilyn HeadStefanie HeadDavid/Ellen Inada

Tom InadaKaren InouyeShingo/Reiko KamadaJohn/Roslyn KartychackNori/Akiko KobayashiOsamu KumaoKana LopezEiko MatsuokaJoan MatsuokaGloria MoritaKaren NishikawaToom NobleStan/Bea NomuraSara PillowMine/Dianne SakiyamaHiro TaniguchiAkiko TaylorTristan Taylor in memory of Kenyon TaylorRev. Dr. Randi WalkerSherry Watson

Sumi WuRev. Rodney/Delma YeeIsao YorozuT a s h a Y o r o z u / S a m SuttleChris YoshiiRev. Yasutaka/Hitomi Yoshioka

We pray for those in our Sycamore family who deal with long-term challenges, including the Rev. Frank Adamson, Pat Dea, Toie Egashira, Mabel Kazato, Isaac Kazato, Yo Nagata, Pamela and Chai Milin, Rich Takei, Hiroshi Uyeda, Sherry Watson, and Kay Matsutani, as well as several people in our extended community with dementia and mental health challenges. Lift up the hearts of all caregivers and bless them for the challenging work they do every day. Be with everyone in our extended community…Amen

Donations were made to the following Funds:

Schedule of Events JuneOngoing:

Tuesday - Friday :10:00 am Daily Prayer Time with Pastor Celeste and Pastor YoshiokaThursdays: Interfaith Meditation, 6 pm Looking ahead:

Connection Study Group will start July 28 at 9:30 am

One-time

Thu, July 4 Women's Fellowship July 4th Boutique Sales at Cerrito Vista Park

Sat, July 6, Bilingual Bible StudySun, July 7, Joint Worship ServiceSun, July 14, BDC counselor's meeting and preparation Church Council meetingSun, July 21, Bible Camp Presentation in Joint Worship All-Church Workday - RemovalThu, July 25, Movie screening and LunchSun, July 28 Joint Worship ServiceSun, Aug 4, Joint Worship ServiceSun, Aug 11, Pre Bazaar Lunch Meeting and Shed CleaningSat, Aug 17, Worship NightSun, Aug 18, Church Council meetingSun, Aug 25, Joint Worship service Preschool board meeting

Sycamore Congregational Church, U.C.C.Interim Minister/Eigo Language PastorRev. Celestine Fields - 717-406-4991; e-mail: pastorcelestinefields@gmail.comNichigo Language PastorRev. Yasutaka Yoshioka - 510-829-2453; e-mail: revyoshioka@gmail.comPreschool DirectorYoshimi Kinoshita - 510-527-9522Church ModeratorKaren Nishikawa - 760-519-1964 e-mail: karennishikawa@sbcglobal.netNichigo ModeratorSatoko Fogarty - 650-722-3133 e-mail: satfog@yahoo.com

Newsletter EditorChieko O'Dea and Reiko Kamada

The Sycamore Tree is published on the last Wednesday of each month. Articles are welcomed. The deadline for articles is seven days before publication and are included as space allows.

For address changes, call 510-525-0727e-mail: sycamoreoffice22@gmail.comwebsite: www.sycamoreucc.org"Like" us on Facebook: Sycamore Congregational Church

Sunday Morning Schedule 9:45 a.m. Nichigobu Worship Service10:10 a.m. Tomodachi Time11:00 a.m. English Worship Service12:00 noon Fellowship Hour

First and last Sundays of the month are joint bilingual services and will start at 11:00am.

We are Sycamore United Church of Christ... Rooted in a legacy of Japanese ministries;

Rejoicing in the gospel and worship;Reaching out to all people

Restoring God's peace in our communities and the world.

Sycamore Christian PreschoolMonday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Extended Day Care, 1 to 3 p.m.Phone 510-527-9522

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「御前に進み出る」吉岡恵⽣

Announcements, Events, and Updates

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シカモア教会では、毎⽉第⼀⽇曜⽇に聖餐式を守っています。聖餐式とは、洗礼式と共にプロテスタント教会が⼤切にしている聖礼典の⼀つです。⼗字架上で裂かれたイエス・キリストの体を象徴するパンと、⼗字架上で流され

たイエス・キリストの⾎を象徴するぶどうジュースを分かち合い、神様の恵みを視覚と味覚と共に、信仰を持って受

け取ります。

聖餐式は、⼤きく分けて2つの聖書の記述をモデルにしていると⾔われます。⼀つは、イエスが⼗字架につけられる前夜、弟⼦たちと共に囲んだ、「最後の晩餐」の場⾯です。そしてもう⼀つは、イエスが2匹の⿂と5つのパンを、5000⼈以上の群衆に分かち合った場⾯です。この両者は、厳密に⾔えば⾊々と意味合いが違う⻝事の場⾯を伝えています。しかし、共通していることは、いずれの⻝事も、イエスがテーブルマスターとして⽴たれ、その恵みを⼈々に

分かち合ってくださっているという原点です。

イエスから⼈々へ、神から⼈々へ与えられる恵み。それが、聖餐式だということです。ですから聖餐式では、先⽴って与えられ差し出された神の恵みに、⼈々が⾃ら進み出、感謝を持ってその恵みに与る姿勢が求められます。シカ

モア教会では、そのことを⽬に⾒える形で表現するために、⾃ら前に進み出て聖餐に与るようにと会衆に呼びかけて

います。

世の教会には様々な聖餐式のスタイルがあり、会衆が座ったままで、パンとぶどうジュースが⾃分の席へと運ばれてくるような聖餐式のスタイルもあります。しかしシカモア教会では、与えられた聖餐の恵みに対して、ただ待つの

ではなく、⾃ら喜びと感謝を持って応え、前に進み出ることを⼤切にしています。皆が前に進み出るということは、

礼拝の流れからすれば時間のかかることであり、また、決してスムーズだとは⾔えないような印象を与えるかもしれ

ません。しかし、聖餐式にかかる時間やスムーズさ以上に、前に進み出て聖餐に与ることには、極めて重要で信仰的

な意味があるのです。ぜひこのことを覚えて、毎⽉の聖餐式に与っていただきたいと願っています。

「喜び祝い、主に仕え、喜び歌って御前に進み出よ」。（詩篇100:2）

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わたしはクリスチャンホームで育ち、９歳の時に洗礼を受けました。そしてこちらの⼤学に通うために19歳の時のアメリカに来ましたが、それから⾃分のクリスチャンとしてのアイデンティティに悩む事が度々ありま

した。そして神様から離れてしまってした時もありましたが、それでも神

様はわたしを愛し続け、わたしをまた主のもとに導いてくださいました。

わたしが初めてシカモア教会に来たのは３年前ほど前になります。知り合

いの⽅に連れて来ていただいたのですが、皆さんに暖かく出迎えていただ

き、⽇本語で礼拝を守るのもたまにはいいなと思ったのを覚えています。

しかし、正直にいうと、わたしの⽇本の⺟教会とは賛美や礼拝のスタイル

などが違い、若い⼈もあまり⾒受けられなかったことから少しわたしには

合わないかなあ、と思ってしまいました。しかし⽇本⼈に伝道する⼼が与

えられて、その思いは少しずつ変わっていきました。神様がどれだけ⽇本

を愛してくださっているかを知ればしるほどそれをより多くの⽇本⼈に伝

えたくなり、どうやったら伝えることができるか、具体的に何をすればい

ロペズ果菜

信仰告⽩

いのか、と考えているうちにふとシカモア教会の事が頭に浮かびました。そうして、どうしてシカモア教会に来ない

のか、と考えている内に、⾃分の事ばかり考えていて、神様を優先していないわがままな⾃分に気づかされました。

そして教会に⾏くのは⾃分にためではなく神様に仕えるために⾏くんだとい事に気づき、⾃然とシカモア教会に来る

ようになりました。そして吉岡先⽣にわたしの⽇本⼈の学⽣や若者に伝道したいという思いを伝えると、神様はすぐ

にその道を備えてくださり、わたしや友達の家でのバイブルスタディや、UCバークレーにおける⽇本⼈留学⽣のためのクラブ、そしてワーシップナイトなど、様々な道が開けました。本当の素晴らしい主の計画に驚きさせ覚えまし

た。

シカモア教会に来始めてから1年ほどが経ち、吉岡先⽣に何度かこの教会の教会員にならないかと誘っていただいたのですが、なかなかその決断ができないでいました。教会員なるという事⾃体が初めてでしたし、⾃分が信じてき

たものや育ってきた教会との違いをいまだに感じていたので、教会員なる事でそれを全て捨てないといけないように

感じていたからです。そして⾃分の道をなかなか変えられない頑固さやわがままさがそこにはありました。またして

も神様が何を語っているかではなく、⾃分が思う事や⾃分が何をしたかといことばかり考えてしまっていました。教

会員になるという事は、⾃分の信じているものを全て捨ててこの教会に合わせる、ということではなくありのままを

受け⼊れてくださるシカモア教会、そしてイエス様の愛に答えて⾏くといことだと気づいて神様の愛に応えるため、

そしてその愛をもっとたくさんの⼈々に伝えていく為にシカモア教会の会員になることを決めました。

終わりに、⼀つの聖書箇所を分かち合いたいと思います。「⾒よ、わたしは戸⼝に⽴って、たたいている。だれかわ

たしの声を聞いて戸を開ける者があれば、わたしは中に⼊ってその者と共に⻝事をし、彼もまた、わたしと共に⻝事

をするであろう。」（ヨハネの黙⽰録３章２０節）

神様は常に私たちを⼼の扉を叩いています。クリスチャンであっても、まだそうでなくても、主は常に私たちに語りかけてくださっており、時には、⾃分たちのやり⽅や考え⽅を変えることを望んでいるかもしれません。しかし素

直に主に聞き従う事が困難な時もあります。⾃分の親しんできた道が楽で居⼼地が良いからです。吉岡先⽣や他の教

会員の⽅を通して神様はわたしに語りかけてくださっていましたが⻑い間わたしは戸を固く閉ざし、イエス様が⼊る

隙はありませんでした。

しかし主は中に⼊って私たちと共に⻝事をすることを望んでおられます。神様が私たちをこよなく愛し、私たちに⼀番良いものは何なのかご存知だからです。教会員になるとうい事が、わたしにとって再度主に聞き従っていくこと

を表す⽅法でした。そしてこの先もずっとこの教会愛し、主がわたしに⽰してくださった愛を他の⼈々にも⽰してい

きたいです。

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幼稚園より

6⽉15⽇(⼟)に無事に卒園/修了式を終了する事が出来ました。今年１年も、多くの⽅々が幼稚園を温かく⾒守ってくださり、⼦ども達が⼤きなケガや病気をす

る事なく元気に過ごせた事を⼼から感謝致します。先週から4週間の夏期保育が始まりました。新しく⼊園した⼦ども達もまだ不安と緊張感の中にある様⼦が

⾒られます。朝、家族と離れる時に泣いている⼦もおやつを⻝べて、外で遊ぶ

時間になるとようやく笑顔が⾒られて、私達も嬉しくてホッとします。そして

いつの時も、どの⼦どもにとっても、お弁当の時間が⼀番ハッピーなのです。

⼤好きな家族が⾃分のために作って準備してくれたと思うと嬉しくて、美味し

くて、お友達との話もはずむようです。

新年度は、８⽉19⽇(⽉)の午後６時に保護者会を⾏い、21⽇(⽔)から保育が始まります。

シカモア幼稚園園⻑ ⽊下佳美

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・7⽉ 4 ⽇ (⽊) Women's Fellowship Boutique Sales (ビスタパーク) 10:00am – 6:00pm

・7 ⽉6 ⽇(⼟) バイリンガル聖書研究会 6:00- 8:00 pm・7 ⽉ 7 ⽇(⽇) 合同礼拝 聖餐式 誕⽣者祝福 11:00 am

⽇語部役員会 12:30 -2:00pm・7⽉ 13 ⽇(⼟) ⼀⻨会（アラメダ）5:30 - 8:00pm・7⽉14⽇ (⽇) ⽇語部礼拝 9:45 am 教会役員会 1:00 pm・7⽉15⽇ (⽉) バイブルデイキャンプ開始 ・7⽉18⽇ (⽊) ブエナビスタ聖書研究会

(アラメダ) 10:00am - 12:00pm・7⽉21⽇ (⽇) 合同礼拝 バイブルデイキャンプサンデー 11:00 am・7⽉28⽇ (⽇) 合同礼拝 11:00 am

〜シカモア組合教会集会案内〜

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